For many years Confluence and Jira have been very useful, and we are grateful Atlassian has granted free licenses for the open source part of our activities, and has hosted that for free after discontinuing self-hosted server variants.

But in recent years both tools have turnes worse and worse: Turning every hostname into a web link, ugly smart links that send our data to 3rd parties, new editors that make copying of code snippets out of Confluence pages or Jira comments a dangerous nightmare, and finally the new page format that was now enforced on 1000s of pages in our payed main confluence and has near-destroyed 100s of tables, enough is enough.

This Wiki has been set to read only, and most content from this Wiki has been moved to a self-hosted XWiki at xwiki.clazzes.org, updates and new infos will only be published there.

Sorry for any inconvenience this might cause.

... an Open Source project featuring libraries for JAVA and other programming languages.

It is operated by ITEG with support from several other contributors from Austria (See Contact & Contributors).

• Authentication Tools Home, authentication service connectors and a backend

• Clazzes-Utils are a collection of Java utils under org.clazzes.util, and the historic root of the clazzes.org project

• Colin, a structural analysis application with a lightweight interface, an part of the QT Ambassador Program

• CSVEdit, yet another editor for .csv like files, in C++ with QT4

• Data Model Generator and Utils, generates POJOs and DAOs from data models specified in xml

• DOJO-Clazzes, things created when moving from GWT to DOJO Toolkit

• FancyMail, a free alternative message sending service for e-mail and SMS in JAVA

• FancyLibs, a collection of lightweight portable basic function classes for C++

• FTPSync, a PERL skript to synchronize a local directory tree and a remote FTP directory tree

• Some basic GWT tools, currently covered by the know-how space GWT Basics

• HPGS, a HPGL/2 interpreter in C++

• JarTools makes it easier to retrieve and manipulate meta information in .jar files resp. META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, and similar bits likepom.properties.

• JDBC2XML, started as a commandline tool for dumping and restoring databases from/to XML and slowly growing to a Java library for simple table creation and manipulation

• MLP (Mail.Log-Parsing) a script collection to make it easier to parse /var/log/mail.log and the like

• OOOEngine, a wrapper to have a OpenOffice or LibreOffice daemon perform tasks like convert files

• PBA Package Builder + Archiver, the collection of tools that builds and distributes all our C++ software and Debian packages (see below and deb.clazzes.org)

• Remoting, a RPC framework for C++ and Java using TCP/IP and optionally TLS

• Sketch, a 2D graphics framework for web applications

• TopicMap Engine, a implementation of the TopicMaps API (TMAPI 2.0.2)

For installers, tarballs and debian packages go to the Downloads page, deb.clazzes.org, or maven.clazzes.org.

For source code start at the Repository Access page or simple at svn.clazzes.org.

As everyone we are trying to find Best Practices for software development.

Besides a general Know-How collection (including Gnome3 hints) there are specialzed information collections for ...

• GWT

• OSGi

Besides packages for our own software projects, our debian repository deb.clazzes.org also provides (re)packaging of some other projects.

The re-packaging is documented in these confluence spaces:

• JPKG (Java Packages), debian packages for a few foreign Java projects

• Mingw Debian Packaging, for packaging MinGW64 cross build chain tools our way

• *X Packages, some re-packagings like backports

After searching for free pictures once too often, we started to collect and draw some free stuff using svg.

They are available directly via subversion: http://svn.clazzes.org/svn/stockpicks

We are always open to new contributors (our Open Source licenses of Atlassian's Confluence and Jira demand so anyway). Unfortunately some vandalism incidents forced us to turn public registration off.

Honest users however are still welcome, so whoever wants to register, please contact us and we will gladly provide accounts on confluence.clazzes.org, jira.clazzes.org, eventually even write access to subversion and debian repositories.